Sentence examples for sort of tour from inspiring English sources

Odysseus is a sort of tour guide, of course.

Mr. Bateman's Michael once more links the story lines as a "sort of tour guide," he said.

Ian McDiarmid is horribly chilly as the Elector: his performance a sort of tour de force in clenched froideur, seething underneath.

"That sort of tour is just a great opportunity for new people to come in and prove what they can offer," Morgan told Press Association Sport, during this week's England training camp at Loughborough University.

As he drove through the wasteland of foreclosures of Florida, however, or as he pushed along the impoverished Gulf of Mexico, razed by Hurricane Katrina, it became clear that the trip was a sort of tour of America's woes.

But then, this is very much the sort of tour where our guide will mention, out of the blue: "Penelope Gouk of the University of Manchester wrote a wonderful essay called 'Raising Spirits and Restoring Souls: Early Modern Medical Explanations for Music's Effects'".

It is the sort of tour-de-force moment that defines this show.

But, for me, if you do those sort of tours you might as well put a big sign over your head saying: "I'm done.

It goes into all the dirty details regarding GPS, music playback, and Internet browsing but sadly leaves out the cool bloopy music we're used to when we see these sorts of tours.

The tour, which is very well-reviewed on Yelp, is not the sort of factory tour that requires a simple ticket.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy spent his morning on a sort of celebrity tour.